... History of Political Economy 15:4 0 1983 by Duke University Press Otto Bauer’s scheme of expanded reproduction: an early Harrodian growth model Ze’ev B. Orzech and Shalom Groll Convention dates macroeconomic growth theory from post-Keynesian...

...: The Rise and Fall of Picture Prices 1760–1960 . Vol. 1 of 3. London: Barrie and Rockliff. Weatherill , Lorna . 1996 . Consumer Behaviour and Material Culture in Britain 1660–1760 . 2d ed. London: Routledge. Production and Reproduction: Commerce in Images in Late-Eighteenth-Century London...

.... Reggio Emilia: Stabilimento Tipolitografico degli Artigianelli. Schumpeter , Joseph A. 1954 . History of Economic Analysis. New York: Oxford University Press. Ferrara’s Theory of Value and the Cost of Reproduction Principle Antonio Guccione When...

...: Zweiter Band, Dietz. On the Replacement of Fixed Capital in Marx’s Simple Reproduction G. Carchedi and W. de Haan In an article in this journal, A. B. Lyall highlights what would seem to be a mistake in Marx’s second volume of Capital (Lyall 1985,651-55). The purpose...

...Elisabeth Wallmann The aim of this article is to probe the connections between two key fields of knowledge of the French Enlightenment: political economy and natural history. It does so by analyzing the uses of reproduction , a term that eighteenth- century political economists imported from...

...: Integrating Reproductive, Productive, and Virtual Economies . London : Routledge . Pigou , Arthur Cecil . 1920 . The Economics of Welfare . London : Macmillan . Pohlhaus Jr . , Gaile. 2012 . “ Relational Knowing and Epistemic Injustice: Toward a Theory of Willful Hermeneutical...

... preserve the value of the regulated business. This article builds on Siegel (1984) to argue that, by selecting, as in Smyth v. Ames (1898), reproduction cost as the correct technique to calculate the value of a railway, the US Supreme Court retained its allegiance to the fundamental tenets of classical...

... The Production and Reproduction of Economic Science Keith Tribe My book Constructing Economic Science was published late in 2021, nearly forty years after I had begun work on a Brit­ish-based sequel to my study of the eight­eenthcen­tury Kameralwissenschaften (Tribe 1988). Over the past two or three years I have...

... Economics: A Case of Reproductive Failure? Jeff Biddle Both historians and economists have speculated concerning the rea- sons for the decline in institutionalism in the second half of the twenti- eth century.1 Prominent noninstitutionalists, for example, have argued that institutionalists lacked...

...Abba P. Lerner [Reproduction of the text of a 1942 paper by Abba P. Lerner.] Copyright 2013 by Duke University Press 2013 Prepared and edited to correct only obvious errors by Daniel L. Cuda of the Institute for Defense Analyses, Alexandria, Virginia. The original is in the Papers...

... . Storia critica della teoria del valore in Italia . Milan: U. Hoepli. Guccione, Antonio. 1993 . Ferrara's Theory of Value and the Cost of Reproduction Principle. HOPE 25.4 : 677 -95. Jevons, William. S. [1871] 1970 . The Theory of Political Economy . Edited by R. D. Collison Black...

... not pursue these themes. The chapter by Fred Moseley is disfigured by hackneyed denunciations of “the neo-Ricardians.” It centers on Moseley’s claim that the principal purpose of Marx’s reproduction models was “to refute [Adam] Smith’s dogma, the erroneous view that the total price of the total social...

... for demonstrating that capitalist reproduction cannot be sustained beyond a certain point. The question before us, however, and the burden of Grossmann’s anal- ysis in his “Concluding Remarks”-how Marx’s wage theory is to be interpreted-hinges as noted above on the doctrine of “increasing mis- ery...

... References Allen , R. C. 2020 . “ Spinning Their Wheels: A Reply to Jane Humphries and Benjamin Schneider .” Economic History Review 73 , no. 4 : 1128 – 36 . Cohen , J. 2022 . “ The Queen of the Social Sciences: The Reproduction of a [White] ‘ Man's Field .’ ” In New Historical...

..., despite the fact that luxury production has distinctive features within the process of capitalist reproduction as a whole, in particular, luxury production can retard capital accumulation (ibid. 111, 246). Indeed, Marx recognized that the products produced by productive labour “may...

... insights, combined with the later technical developments of academic economics, one can imagine some consistent models and can say that these may be very fruitful even for modern ;theorists. SIMPLE REPRODUCTION Marx begins with a very simple, abstract model of capitalism...

... . Edited by K. J. Tarbuck. London. Marx , K. 1972 . Theories of surplus value, volume III . London. Orzech , Z. , and S. Groll 1983 . ‘Otto Bauer's scheme of expanded reproduction: an early Harrodian growth model.’ History of Political Economy 15 . 4 : 529 -48. Samuelson , L...

.... This is also implied by his allowance that Marx’s reproduction schemes “could be seen as forerun- ners” of national income accounting, input-output models, and so forth. But he is uncompromising. The forementioned lines had to wait for “the development of the mathematical techniques and computer...

... I must try to make a case. Here everything hinges on what one holds to be the central objective 194 History of Political Economy 11:2 (1979) of economics. I believe it is the identij-lcation and explication of hid- den problems in society’s process of material self-reproduction...

... . New York. Marx , Karl 1968, 1971 . Theories of Surplus Value . Parts 2 and 3. Moscow. Orzech , Ze'ev , and Shalom Groll 1983 . Otto Bauer's Scheme of Expanded Reproduction: An Early Harrodian Growth Model. HOPE 15 . 4 : 529 -48. Samuelson , Larry , and Murray Wolfson 1986...